The Three Kingdoms: The Prodigal Son of Shu Han, starting with a fiery blaze at Wolong Ridge.

Summary

nIn the Wuzhang Plains, Ma Chao prepared for battle against the Xiongnu, viewing them as easy targets. Jiang Wei, however, focused on the terrain and water sources, indicating a more strategic approach. As personal guards, Jiang Wei and Ma De attended a military council led by Ma Chao, who emphasized the need to confront the Xiongnu, viewing them as a persistent threat to the Great Han. Ma Chao ordered a cavalry charge, while Qubei, a strategist, planned to use the Qiang as cannon fodder to minimize his own losses. Jiang Wei instructed his soldiers to imitate the Qiang to avoid detection. The chapter concludes with Jiang Wei suggesting that capturing the bandit leader would be the most effective strategy. .

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